Yellow Paint

Our yellow paints are vibrant and will bring a touch of sunshine into your home. A subdued yellow is perfect for a dining room, while a lighter, brighter yellow will make an impact in your living room or kitchen. If you're looking for the perfect alternative to a yellow hue, opt for a orange paint or one of our neutral shades.
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Toucan Paint
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Sand Paint
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Lemon Kisses Paint
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Turmeric Paint
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Warm Moon Paint
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Burnt Saffron Paint
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Ambition Paint
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Funkytown Paint
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Chickadee Paint
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Sunflower Paint
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Lilium Paint
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Giallo Paint
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Wild Rye Paint
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Santa Monica Paint
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Tutti Frutti Paint
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Doris Paint
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Lioness Paint
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Soft Ecru Paint
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Cirque Paint
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Acacia Paint
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From earthy ochre to vibrant sunflower, spicy mustard or pastel primrose, yellow brings a smile and a dash of sunshine into any home. Once neglected in the palette of most designers, yellow is now a feature colour that has undergone a revival in recent years. Now, it’s the colour that perfectly partners almost any combination, from green and blue to subtle neutral colours like grey and white.

Turn a dull kitchen into a sparkling, lemon-fresh palace with pops of gloss yellow colour on doors and drawers, combined with charming floral blinds or curtains to give it that homely feel. A bathroom becomes a zesty, energetic place with yellow and white as the ideal partnership, while a spare bedroom turns into a welcoming and inviting space with primrose yellow and soft sage green. For a more dynamic and modern look, be bold and perfectly partner yellow and black with a striking wall mural. Yellow makes a fabulous choice for a neutral nursery, or add pale pink or blue for a gender-specific space alongside lively yellow for a playroom that stimulates the imagination.

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